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<page columns=1 padding=16 name=front background=bg.png linkcolor=#88dddd>
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E-UrlWatch
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An Enlightenment Url Watcher.
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By Tom Gilbert - 1999
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Welcome to E-UrlWatcher. This epplet is designed to help you deal with urls.
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Less typing, more browsing. There are currently two main features to
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E-UrlWatch.
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_Url_Launcher(launcher)
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_Url_Catcher(catcher)
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Url Launching.
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Ok. The three buttons: www, ftp, get all run a command (configurable via the
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config) on a url in the X paste buffer.
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Eg. You highlight a url, so it
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goes into the paste buffer, and press WWW, and it will be launched by
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netscape. You could configure ftp to be gftp instead of netscape, and by
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default, get uses wget. So depending on whether you want to see a page,
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browse ftp, or download a file, you choose a button.
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_Url_Catcher(catcher)
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File Watching.
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The second feature is the url catcher bit. I use TE for IRC, which is a
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script running on EPIC. This catches urls from conversations, and sticks
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them in ~/.te/.urls
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The epplet watches this file, and when a new url appears, shows a button and
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plays a sound, allowing you to launch the url without typing, copying or
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pasting. It works really well, someone types hey, go to
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www.wherever.com, and the epplet goes "Whoosh" and a button
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appears allowing you to go there :) You can even tell it to launch every url
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that appears in there, but it is set not to by default.
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So. If you load the epplet and close it, you will get a config
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file in ~/.enlightenment/epplet_config/E-UrlWatch/E-UrlWatch.cfg
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Edit this file to change your prefs. If you don't use TE, any other URL list
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can be watched by editing the cfg.
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